SG: Noise barriers to be installed on the PIE

A massive power failure disrupted services on the NSEWL yesterday. Engineers managed to isolate the issue and got the EWL going again after the evening rush hour, but the issue on the NSL proved a little more tricky to resolve. Train services will be resume on both lines today, but trains will operate at a slower speed. Slight delays are to be expected too, as engineers from both LTA and SMRT scramble to stabilise the system. Bus bridging services will be provided until normal service resumes. The entire NSL will also be put out of service from 11am to 4pm today to allow said engineers to take a look and figure out the cause of the power trip that led to the shutdown of power across the entire network yesterday. Commuters are advised to check the latest updates online before embarking on their commute, and if necessary, arrange for alternative modes of transport. Pictures used for illustration purposes only.

In this first round of bidding for July for Certificates of Entitlement (COE), most results in the different categories have decreased.

Esso service stations in Singapore will be launching an improved petrol formulation with increased additive to help improve engine performance. While Synergy continues to be the family name for our fuels products, the new petrol will come with new grade names to help customers better differentiate the fuel offerings. Syn 2000 will now be called Synergy Regular, Syn 5000 will be called Synergy Extra and Syn 8000 will be called Synergy Supreme+, to show how the petrol helps give a deeper engine clean, and improve engine performance and responsiveness.